How to Resize Compiler Error panel

OK, this question seems so basic that I'm embarrassed to be
asking it. And yet, I can't figure it out, and it's driving me
crazy. When I run a check on my ActionScript, the Compiler Error
panel opens up and displays the errors in my code. So far so good.
But even if I have just one measly line of error messages,
the window opens up large enough to fill my screen, covering up
other panels. I want to resize it, but there's no visible resize
"grab bar" (I don't know the real name for that little triangle of
dots) in the bottom right corner of the panel (all my other panels
have this).
If I hover my cursor over the right edge of the panel, I get
the double-arrow cursor indicating that I can make the panel
narrower, but there's no corresponding arrow at the bottom of the
panel to make the panel shallower. Nor, as I mentioned, is there a
corner handle to resize both width and height of the panel. Is
this, by any chance, a known bug of Flash? FWIW, I'm running on an
intel iMac, OS 10.4.
I thought perhaps the problem was that the Compiler Error
panel was too far off below the screen, so that the bottom of it
wasn't visible and thus, inaccessible. But when I grab the top of
the panel and shove it all the way up flush with the top of the
monitor screen, not only do I still not see the bottom of the
panel, but Flash thinks I want to minimize the screen. I get the
blue bar at the top, and the panel collapses.
Whew. That's a lot of words for what I hope is a simple
problem. If any of you kind and knowledgeable Flash folks could
help me out, I'd be most grateful.
Tom

Thank you C-Rock. I just looked in the application folder and
saw the Configuration folder. If I delete that, does Flash generate
a new one when I relaunch? I don't see a folder called Register.
Can you tell me where I would find that, and also, will Flash
generate a new one of that as well?
Thanks for the help.
Tom

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